I was very impressed with Kitchen 73. We arrived late Sunday morning without a reservation, so we…read moreexpected to wait. We were told it would be about 20 minutes, but not even 5 minutes later, the hostess said they had a table outside, and we took that. Water and coffee was refilled regularly. Our server was fast and efficient while still polite and helpful. Their menu was more fun than your regular breakfast place, more options for combos, which I liked. My partner got pulled pork eggs benedict and very much enjoyed it. I had eggs, sausage and french toast, everything tasted very good. The sausage was ever so slightly overcooked, but otherwise, I was satisfied with the meal.

The bathroom was dirty...there was a streak of hair in the egg...the salad coming with the sandwich…read morewas not fresh... it was even smelly.... Not impressed at all

Came with a group of four for supper…read more Didn't want a huge meal so ordered a poutine, as one of our group had never had it. Delicious. I ordered the beef burger on a brioche bread bun with a salad. The babuerre dressing was simply amazing and probably the best salad dressing I have had. Simply wonderful. Two of the group had a cheesecake dessert and said it was delightful and they would certainly order it again. Dominique, our server, was excellent and really made the meal a very pleasant experience.

Pretty typical hotel restaurant, albeit a little more upscale in keeping with the atmosphere of the…read moreChâteau Champlain. It seems to have been renovated since the last review in 2012, so was more contemporary and inviting. Staff were friendly and very helpful, hence the fourth star. We only had the buffet breakfast here. We were in Montréal with family members who are a bit slow to move in the mornings. Going to a local bistro wasn't in the cards. Buffet wraps up at 11am and they came down at 10:45. The staff was very accommodating and didn't make them feel rushed. I could have done with a flaky and fresh bakery croissant, but that's not Marriott's way. The full "American" buffet is not bad with a variety of fruits, cereals, cold cuts, cheese, pastries, bagels and mini croissants (dry and disappointing, even Costco has better croissants), Belgian waffle station, French toast (mistakenly took a chocolate chip piece), bacon, sausage, omelette of the day (spinach and cheese was good) and scrambled eggs (sometimes a bit on the watery side). The egg wraps with salsa weren't bad. No Canadian influences here, specifically peameal bacon or poutine. The latter I don't like anyway, but good briney peameal-coated pork loin is a favourite. No smoked salmon either. My husband generally stays in Marriotts on his travels and says the buffet is the same everywhere he goes. Guess they're consistent. Because my husband is a Platinum Elite member we were given coupons when we checked in the night before, so the buffet was only $11 each instead of $26. Not sure what the policy is for giving those out, but can always ask if any are on offer. If you just want the cold buffet (cereals, breads, fruit, beverages), that is $19.50. Full buffet is a better deal.

Omg how have more people not discovered this place? The food is amazing. This is a little…read moreneighbourhood place named after an old school Quebec singer. It's my favourite food experience in Montreal. The service is relaxed so expect to wait a while if you are coming for food. I've been here twice and blown away both times. They serve a unique my motor which is a mixture of cider and orange juice. I had the duck burger for dinner and we came back from brunch where I had their hangover platter which is basically everything. French toast, sausage, bacon, toast, crepes, eggs and ham. The ham is a show stopper. It's so delicious. And the duck burger. Well that was like having a religious experience. For only $15 you get a large portion of smoked duck with mushrooms and cheese on a hamburger bun. It's so juicy and flavourful. I can't do it justice here you just have to try it.

MA-Am-M Bolduc feels kind of like home?!…read more Flipping through the menu I just not sure what to order, choices too many choices. With a small establishment with 1 cook and a small kitchen, it does makes me wonder how could that be possible. Breakfast/Brunch with eggs, bacon, crepes and french toast ($11.99) is disappointing... a lot of food, a lot of carbs... everything is luke warm. It definitely taste like and look like something I made at home. Should I be excited? My Yelp friend's poutine and burger looks depressing... but at least it is specials for $7.95. BTW, I think he kind of like the maple syrup... when he started dipping my whole wheat toast in that... I guess he must still be hungry after he ate his food. At least the waiter is nice, the coffee is good and the hand made scrapbook menu is cute!

I was in a rush during a recent visit and couldn't wait in line at L'Avenue. I happened to walk a…read morelittle beyond and found Au Pain Perdu, my luck. The smoked salmon in La Tartine was fresh, salad made for a healthy accompaniment and loved the fresh berries added. I added on a crepe for a small addition and it was light and sweet. They lived up to their word - simple service, but quick. Worth a detour.

Saturday brunch .. terrific! And great coffee. Loved it. Will be back for the omelette and…read more/crepes. Delightful

Nous sommes arrêté juste pour un café ( qui est très bon), maus ce charmant restaurant gagne a être…read moredécouvert. Belle décoration et bon service ! Nous allons y retourner!

Summary: a nice brunch spot down St Laurent. Food was at fair prices and tasted great. Wait staff…read morewas very attentive and friendly. Can get busy on the weekend so arrive before the lunch rush! Street parking available. My husband and I visited this place for the first time on our mini Montreal trip. I ordered a latte and my husband had their regular coffee. I ordered one of their eggs Benedict and my husband ordered one of their breakfast platters. Both were yummy and delicious, hitting just the spot in our tummies. Our waitress was very kind and accommodating to our needs. It was a cute place and if definitely go back next time we're in town!

5 morning breakfasts is $250. with tips for 5 eggs meals…read moremediocre food no butter low quality sisco food nice servers thx friends

I got breakfast takeout one morning -- I ordered the omelette 10 etages. It was fine, but nothing…read moregreat. (10 star omelette description from online menu: Bacon, ham, sausages, frankfurters, bologna, spinach, green onions, tomatoes, onions, red and green peppers, mushrooms and Cheddar cheese. Served with toast, potatoes and your choice of fresh fruit or tomatoes.). Based on my experience, I have no desire to return. There is tastier food for less money in the area.

Nice place for breakfast this morning. The food presentation was very attractive, very…read moreinstagrammable with all the pretty colors and placing of the different items. Taste wise they're acceptable but nothing exceptional. Coffee is refillable just like in American diners which was great. Service is a little slow but friendly. If you're in a hurry and just want a quick meal just skip this place, but if you have plenty of time then give it a shot.

It's an okay place eat, but The place to eat if you want huge portions which is rare to come in…read moreMontreal. 3.5 stars. 1. Reservation- not needed, this place is huge and has lots of seats 2. Food: Good. It is not the most delicious place in Montreal, but it is good. 3. Drinks: poor coffee - bad tea - depending on what you choose, it can be good 4. Service: annoyed and not good I felt like I was intruding her lax time. It was not very good. Unwelcoming.

Delicious brunch! Loved the latke special and the chicken sandwich. Pancakes were good too but I…read morelike Dandy's more, oops. Matcha drink was mid, skip that one. Great energy in here though, would recommend for brunch.

Absolutely awesome. Well worth the modest wait on a Saturday morning. My husband and I shared…read morewaffles, pancakes, latkes, and challah with honey butter. All of it was so good. The coffee is strong and the strawberry lemonade tea was tart (as it should be). The waffles were rich and buttermilk-y served of course with plenty of maple syrup. They pancakes take a while but that means you've got time to eat and then make room for more when it arrives (plan for a 25 min wait). The challah was good but my least favorite dish. On its own is never say that but alongside the others -- wasn't necessary. The latkes were shredded but amazingly...fluffy? They needed a bit more apple sauce and sour cream :) but some of the best I've had that I didn't make. Highly recommend this spot!